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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Now, pretty kajira," said Pa-Kur, "you will tell us all you know of Bruno of Torcadino, his true identity, his antecedents and background, his Home Stone, his caste, his past, his business in Port Kar, his plans, how he came to the marshes tonight, what he was looking for, and what he might know of us, our intentions, preparations, and plans". - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #520)
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33 520 "Now, pretty kajira," said Pa-Kur, "you will tell us all you know of Bruno of Torcadino, his true identity, his antecedents and background, his home stone, his caste, his past, his business in Port Kar, his plans, how he came to the marshes tonight, what he was looking for, and what he might know of us, our intentions, preparations, and plans".

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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33 517 We were much secluded in our small lakelike enclosure because of the thickness and height of the surrounding rence.
33 518 On the other side of the rence, I doubted that the light of the lanterns could be seen.
33 519 There was, of course, another direction, one seldom thought of, one which would be marked by no compass, one which would appear on no map.
33 520 "Now, pretty kajira," said Pa-Kur, "you will tell us all you know of Bruno of Torcadino, his true identity, his antecedents and background, his home stone, his caste, his past, his business in Port Kar, his plans, how he came to the marshes tonight, what he was looking for, and what he might know of us, our intentions, preparations, and plans".
33 521 I was terrified.
33 522 I knew almost nothing of what he wanted.
33 523 I was, perforce, silent.
We were much secluded in our small lakelike enclosure because of the thickness and height of the surrounding rence. On the other side of the rence, I doubted that the light of the lanterns could be seen. There was, of course, another direction, one seldom thought of, one which would be marked by no compass, one which would appear on no map. "Now, pretty kajira," said Pa-Kur, "you will tell us all you know of Bruno of Torcadino, his true identity, his antecedents and background, his home stone, his caste, his past, his business in Port Kar, his plans, how he came to the marshes tonight, what he was looking for, and what he might know of us, our intentions, preparations, and plans". I was terrified. I knew almost nothing of what he wanted. I was, perforce, silent. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 33)